Russian Leak: Can Berlin Be Trusted with Sensitive Intel?
New details have emerged of how Russian spies were able to hack into a conversation of high-ranking German officers.
New details have emerged of how Russian spies were able to hack into a conversation of high-ranking German officers.
Berlin brands the Kremlin’s publication of its air force’s top-level talks “information warfare”.
Populists are understandably concerned such an organisation could be politicised to spy against them.
As drones bring chaos to Kyiv and Moscow, the EU looks to the private sector to defend its buildings.
Concerned Latvian MEPs argue that the Greens must bear responsibility for a spy exposed in their ranks.
In what appears to be another example of hostage diplomacy, Tehran is demanding Sweden’s release of a jailed Iranian official behind the massacre of political dissidents in the 1980s.
Israel has taken an ambiguous position on the war refusing to furnish the Ukrainian army with weapons for fear of antagonising Russia in Syria.
British police have arrested three Bulgarians on charges they spied for Russian intelligence after having lived and worked in the UK for a number of years.
The questionable appearance of two Spanish ministers at a reception hosted by Morocco occurred after both their phones were hacked by Moroccan intelligence.
Security sources had claimed that Zakani’s delegation presented a security risk, as a Belgian MP linked the visit to the appearance of Iranian operatives on the streets of Brussels monitoring protestors.
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